Never a dull day.
Always learning new things, systems, and processes.
Sometimes things are very stressful at the end of a software release deadline.
I contacted the recruiter via LinkedIn and received an interview call. It first was a phone interview, lasting about 30 minutes, which consisted of basic L2/L3 protocol questions. There weren't a lot of details, just the basics of each protocol. Th
More focused on coding. DS asked regex questions, string-related questions. Wireless and networking-based questions were asked. I had 4 rounds: 2 were related to coding, and 2 were related to networking and wireless. Every question was from easy to m
Off-campus interview process: Aptitude written tests, programming language questions, networking questions. OSI layer model: working and importance of each layer. Different protocols. Programming questions. Testing questions. Undergraduate projects
I contacted the recruiter via LinkedIn and received an interview call. It first was a phone interview, lasting about 30 minutes, which consisted of basic L2/L3 protocol questions. There weren't a lot of details, just the basics of each protocol. Th
More focused on coding. DS asked regex questions, string-related questions. Wireless and networking-based questions were asked. I had 4 rounds: 2 were related to coding, and 2 were related to networking and wireless. Every question was from easy to m
Off-campus interview process: Aptitude written tests, programming language questions, networking questions. OSI layer model: working and importance of each layer. Different protocols. Programming questions. Testing questions. Undergraduate projects